A reader's heartfelt essay in response to my recently published article and podcast regarding the realities of modern hunting culture. This essay originally began as a private email that I suggested should be published for all to read.

What is the reality of hunting culture in modern times? Not what we think it is based on our own assumptions, but what it actually is based on the actions of the majority to take to the field each season. If we find that the majority of hunters knowingly operate outside the bounds of regulations and ethics, what does that mean for the future of hunting?

The Bergara Mountain Rifle 2.0 might just be the perfect rifle for backcountry mountain hunting. It checks all the boxes of durability, construction, performance, and weight savings. If you’re in the market for a lightweight backcountry rifle then you’ll want to take a look at this overview of the Bergara Mountain Rifle 2.0.

Backpack hunters hit the hills each fall making the same mistakes over and over again. Lessons are learned the hard way, but that doesn’t have to be the case for you. Here are 5 common mistakes backpack hunters make when backpacking.

This is NOT a gear episode and it doesn't include tips and tricks for backpacking. Instead, it's an open and honest discussion with Mark Huelsing where we get to explore a number of topics including the idea that being bad at something is actually good.

Backpacking hats are likely the most underrated and under-discussed items you bring with you into the backcountry. They protect your head from the sun, warm your body when it’s cold, and if you get it wrong, you’ll be extremely uncomfortable. By choosing the right hat, you’ll do yourself a huge favor and see a nice little bump in enjoyment.

Hunting backpacks aren’t cheap and buying one can be an endless cycle of research. In this article, I’m going to give you 3 objective considerations to account for when deciding what backcountry hunting backpack to purchase.

The Fujifilm X100V might actually be the perfect camera for backpackers. It’s lightweight, compact, weather-resistant, and is the perfect focal length for documenting a backcountry adventure.

Knowing the "why" behind what you do is everything. Brad and Jason from Argali Outdoors set out from the start knowing "why" they do what they do and that is what has led each decision they've made.

A first look and initial review of the Peak Design Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod from the perspective of a BACKPACKER.

Hiking is an incredible way to clear your mind, connect with nature, travel the world and stay fit. If you hit the trails regularly, you’ve probably imagined your dream hike once or twice. But as any seasoned hiker knows, it takes a lot of preparation and time to prepare for the ultimate backpacking excursion.

A Letter to the PCT 3 years later.

The Argali Carbon Knife is an ultralight solution for backcountry hunters who process wild game in the field.

Nick Szobody grew up in the Midwest hunting with his family, but eventually moved west and learned a new way of hunting. In this article, Nick explores the social influences of hunting in our modern world and describes his own personal journey.

One of the best backpacking accessories you can purchase is this ultralight massage ball from Rawlogy. In this review, I dive into why, how, and what these things are.

I’ve worn my Garmin Fenix 3 HR nearly every single day for over 4 years. It’s joined me on hunts, hikes, 2000 miles of the PCT, and even to work as a daily wearing timepiece. I’m beyond the point of a “gear review,” but what I can provide is a long term assessment of the Fenix series watches and tell you whether or not it’s worth the hefty price tag.

We’ve spent the first year of parenthood trying to figure out what works and what doesn’t when it comes to backpacking and hiking with a baby. Here’s what we’ve learned so far!

A review of the Exo Mountain Gear K3 3200.

I’ve spent a lot of years chasing down “adventure photography” feeling both inspired at times and defeated. It’s hard not to compare your work to others when social media is littered with the “perfect” shot. What you don’t know is that those “perfect” adventure images aren’t always real.

I’ve never been a huge fan of tripods until now. After a few runs with the Slik CF 634, I’m a believer.